The issue of collective guilt is a complex one that has been discussed extensively in the field of philosophy, psychology, sociology, and history. It refers to the sense of responsibility felt by...
The research topic I am interested in is about how cognitive, emotional, and relational processes mediate repentance, guilt, and self-forgiveness among LGBTQ+ Christians who navigate religious...
Does redemption require sin, or can it be redefined as a recognition of inherent worth? This question has been debated for centuries by philosophers, religious leaders, and ordinary people alike. On...
Rituals of self-blessing are an important part of many religions and spiritual practices. These rituals are often used to heal from shame related to sexual sins or other transgressions. Self-blessing...
Queer reinterpretations of divine forgiveness challenge traditional theological frameworks and moral codes by invoking new meanings and interpretations that subvert traditional understandings of sin...
Divine forgiveness can be seen as a way to release internalized shame through the concept of atonement and restoration. At its core, divine forgiveness is an act of acknowledging wrongdoing and...
Can forgiveness be truly redemptive in contexts where repentance is demanded for being rather than for doing? This question has been debated among scholars and theologians alike. Some argue that true...
The concept of "internalized religious guilt" refers to the belief that one's thoughts and actions are inherently wrong or sinful due to their failure to adhere to religious teachings or...
In the world of religion, repentance is often associated with a feeling of guilt and shame for one's sins.
In the context of queer religious practices, it can take on a different meaning....
Love is one of the most powerful emotions that humans experience, but it can also be one of the most destructive if left unchecked. In the Christian faith, there is a concept known as "sin", which...